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2. Install Windows 7 again plus all updates. Windows 7 rarely need drivers updated when installing. It's pretty much driver complete. Read the forum tutorial on how to do it to make sure no steps are missed.

Just my opinion.
At the present time if you are not having problems with your video just leave it along.
Windows Updates probably installed needed drivers.

Check in Device Manager/View/Show Hidden Devices and see if any thing has been pointed out as a problem. If you do please post a picture. Don't update them at this time.

Remember that drivers installed by Windows Updates not only have been approved by the creator but also tested and approved by Microsoft. They will be older than the new ones you find on the manufactures website because of the time it takes Microsoft to test the drivers.
At this time we are not looking for new drivers, we are looking for drivers that work.

Your log looks good to me but I will ask Noel to take a look just to make sure.

Remember it's step at a time.
Just leave Chrome installed at this time.
If you could just use your computer a day or so. Things like your normal web searching, watch something on Hulu ect.
If no problems arise then hardwire your system to the internet through the router as normal and give it a test.

You might have to reboot your router, modem and computer when you do this.
Then check Windows 7 Update again. You could check for Windows 7 Updates a few times a day manually. I do and it doesn't hurt anything.

This is how I keep my Windows Updates set. Of course you will have to do updates manually. This way you can check what updates get installed before installing them.

stavesacre03, I agree with Jack and Arc. Leave it as close as you can to a pure vanilla install for as long as possible. We know Windows filed will not cause a BSOD unless they are missing or corrupt. Once you know for sure that it is stable the way it is, install another program, and test it. If everything goes well, install another and test. It will take you a much longer time to do the reinstall, but if you start having BSODs, you will know which program it is. That is a much safer way to run it, and identify your problem. Don't plug any external devices into it, as long as you are testing. Then 1 at a trime.

Noel took a peek at your MGDiag log and he saw no problems. That is good.

I want to also state just like Steve said. One step at a time.
Don't start installing a bunch of things until we know we are solid where we are at this time.

Normally all this one step at a time is not need but we do have a problems system.
So lets find out what the problem is. At this time after all the time testing and money spent I know of no other way but one step at a time.

OK, thanks for looking at everything. Since the BSOD's previously were typically 1-3 days apart, I think I need to wait about 3 days before I do anything else. Here's device manager in case you are interested. I don't see anything as an issue at this time.

In Device Manager make sure you go to the top and tick on View and select Show Hidden Devices.

I have never known Real Temp to cause a problem so I recommend downloading and installing so you can monitor your temps.
Watch you download and install carefully so you don't get any tag along's offered.Real Temp - CPU temperature monitoring

If its clean just use your system for 3 days and get back to us. Or if you have a problem post sooner.

Take a read through these Tutorials. They will be the next things I will ask you to install. I use the Malwarebytes Premium version myself.

OK, thanks guys. I thought I did hit display hidden devices in device manager, but will double check when I'm home from work. Will also install Real Temp and look at those tutorials as well. Thanks again.

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